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Building Commission NSW We are the regulator of the building industry in NSW Welcome to the Building Commission NSW page.

The goal of the Building Commission NSW page is to engage with you, our customers, and provide an additional channel for your enquiries. This page is managed by the NSW Department of Customer Service. You’ll find us online during business hours (8am – 4pm, Monday to Friday). We’ll do our best to respond to you within 1-3 business days. COMMUNITY GUIDELINES: https://www.nsw.gov.au/customer-service/access-to-information/dcs-social-media-community-guidelines

If you would like to contact the Department of Customer Service, please visit: https://www.customerservice.nsw.gov.au/contact-us

23/10/2026

Thinking about renovating your home or building? 🏠

Getting the basics right from the start can help avoid headaches later.

Check out these three things to do before you get started.

🏠 Three days, hundreds of conversations and plenty of home project inspiration.A big thank you to everyone who stopped b...
15/10/2026

🏠 Three days, hundreds of conversations and plenty of home project inspiration.

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by our stand at the Sydney Home Show to chat with the team.

Whether you were building, renovating, buying or planning your next project, we were pleased to answer questions about choosing the right builder or tradie, understanding contracts and approvals and knowing the checks to make before work begins.

Thinking about your next home project?

Visit our website for information to help you build, renovate or buy with confidence: nsw.gov.au/departments-and-agencies/building-commission/current-and-future-homeowners

Become a registered certifier in NSW. Applying is now faster and easier.Before you start, get these ready:✅ Verified ide...
14/10/2026

Become a registered certifier in NSW. Applying is now faster and easier.

Before you start, get these ready:
✅ Verified identity documents
✅ Evidence of your current employment
✅ Proof you’ve completed the required training
✅ Evidence you meet the knowledge, skills and experience requirements
✅ Evidence you’re eligible to hold insurance

You may need to provide extra documents depending on the certifier registration class you choose. Submit your application through the Building Certifiers’ Portal.

Find out more: https://www.nsw.gov.au/business-and-economy/licences-and-credentials/building-certifiers/applying

🏠 Bring your renovation, building and home buying questions to the Sydney Home Show today through to Sunday. This event ...
08/10/2026

🏠 Bring your renovation, building and home buying questions to the Sydney Home Show today through to Sunday.

This event is being held at ICC Sydney from 9-11 October, between 10am and 6pm daily.

Our friendly team members will be able to answer your questions and provide simple, practical information on preparing for a building or renovation project, including choosing the right builder or tradesperson, understanding contracts and quotes, checking licences and insurance, navigating approvals and what to do when things go wrong.

👋 Visit our stand and say hello. We'd love to meet you!

🔗 Learn more about the event and get your free tickets: https://homeshows.com.au/sydney/plan-your-visit/

Answer: For all completed jobs, not just new ones.We’ve heard your questions about when a Certificate of Compliance – El...
07/10/2026

Answer: For all completed jobs, not just new ones.

We’ve heard your questions about when a Certificate of Compliance – Electrical Works (CCEW) is required, so let’s break it down:
🔹 Installing new electrical equipment
🔹 Repairs or alterations
🔹 Adding electrical accessories
🔹 Like-for-like replacements, including hot water systems, ovens and cooktops

Before the work is energised, a safety and compliance test must be completed. Then, submit your CCEW through eCert within 7 days.

Getting the paperwork right protects you, your customer and the safety of the installation.

As prefabrication (prefab) and modular construction grows, how can consumers be confident in the products used to build ...
25/08/2026

As prefabrication (prefab) and modular construction grows, how can consumers be confident in the products used to build their homes?

The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) wants to hear from industry, regulators and the broader community about a proposed voluntary certification scheme for modern methods of construction.

The nationally proposed scheme could make it easier for manufacturers to show their products meet building requirements.

For consumers, it could help them feel more confident about the prefab and modular products used to build their homes.
Now is the opportunity to share your views.

📣 Consultation closes 15 September 2026.
🔗 Make your voice heard: https://consultation.abcb.gov.au/national-voluntary-certification-scheme-for-manufacturers-of-prefabricated-construction

21/08/2026

That’s a wrap on the 2026 Chinese Building Association of NSW Trade Show!

Our team had a great time connecting with builders, developers, industry professionals and members of the community. It was a valuable opportunity to answer questions and share insights on building quality, compliance and inspections.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our stall and to CBANSW for having us! Until next time 👋

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